What is it?
A family run Tea Garden with the best riverside location in Stratford-upon-Avon. Sit and watch the World go by in this wonderful setting with fresh home made scones baked daily served with a ‘proper’ pot of tea. Sandwiches also available made fresh to order. Easy access for the disabled.
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Riverside Tea Garden
Stone Cottage
Swans Nest Lane
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 7LS
Tel: 07795 030 220
What is it?
Despite being opposite Shakespeare’s Birthplace, one of Stratford’s main tourist draws, this characterful tea room still manages to charm visitors with a relaxing atmosphere. It offers a good menu of afternoon teas, light lunches and main meals to accompany their wide selection of loose leaf teas. There is outside seating and limited space for prams and pushchairs inside.
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The Henley Street Tea Rooms
40 Henley Street
Stratford Upon Avon
CV37 6QW
Tel: 01789 415 572
What is it?
The Food of Love cafe can be found opposite The Shakespeare’s Birthplace and serves a good selection of light lunches, cakes and pastries and limited main courses. Whilst this is a ‘no frills’ cafe, it does have plenty of space both inside and outside and very friendly staff. Space for prams and pushchairs is limited, but children are welcomed.
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The Food of Love
37 Henley Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6QW
Tel: 01789 261 188
What is it?
A refreshingly colourful and spacious environment with an impressive range of unusual teas distinguish this innovative cafe from others in Stratford and make it a good choice if you want to try something different. The friendly staff brew each tea to the optimum point for you or any tea can be served as a decaffeinated option. The cafe also serves a range of sandwiches, salads and cakes and a loyalty reward scheme is a bonus for regular customers.
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The Real Tea Cafe
40A Wood Street
Stratford Upon Avon
CV37 6JG
Tel: 01789 295 044
Website: www.realteacafe.com
What is it?
Benson’s offer breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea with a self proclaimed touch of class. They pride themselves on the high quality of their food and friendly service, and offer a mouth watering selection of morning and afternoon delights. It is also worth noting that their “tea menu” is longer than many food menus and is definitely one for those who know their cuppa. You can find Benson’s in Bard’s Walk, a covered walk-through between Wood Street and Henley Street, 2 minutes walk from Shakespeare’s Birthplace.
Contact Information
Bensons
4 Bards Walk
Stratford-upon-Avon
CV37 6EY
Tel: 01789 261 116
Website: www.bensonsrestaurant.co.uk